Temple University Ambler - Amble Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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MRS. JOHN RIDGE MRS. WILLIAM J. RIFFE Subtle humor . . . carries a book bag . . . Monday morning themes . . . fanatic for thesis sentences . . . co-ordinating library displays . . . “I wasn't too pleased with these grades.” . . . coffee drinker. SENOR RODOLFO SUAREZ Scintillating lecturer . . . write sentences ... “I don’t blame you for being confused. . . . practical rules . . . Millions haven’t read our text and still speak Spanish. . . . “Copy from the blackboard. Constantly looking up outside reading for students . . . car trouble and cop trouble . . . distinct pronunciation . . . avid fan of debating teams . . . “Down on main campus . . .” MR. HOWARD W. CREUZIGER A quiet, well mannered, gentlemanly Tiger . . . sharp bark to deflate the inflated and a smile to reward success . . . critical disposition . . . knowledge . . . judgment . . . dignity ... little mustache. MRS. ERNEST KROEGER Revived and heads French Club . . . instilled new interest in France . . . determination for proficiency ... a bonjour and a smile for ail . . . polylingual . . . earphones and tape recorder. 6

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To each member of the class of 1962, I extend my heartfelt wish for the fulfillment of all your hopes and ambitions. During your two years at Ambler you have initialed and carried out many worthwhile activities. As the seasons come and go, I hope you will reap a rich harvest from the seeds planted and nurtured during your Ambler days. Louise Fisher, Dean of Women 5

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DR. P. R. PEARSON Inevitable army stories . . . New England accent . . . “Now, where did I lose you? . . . delving into books . . . lecture committee enthusiast . . . dislikes killing frogs. MRS. S. HARRIS “All I’m trying to do is . . . . . “Now I know this is hard “Well, actually . . . Drexcl Institute . . . takes time to explain each detail . . . amusing jokes . . . children. DR. J. B. FOY Makes chemistry endurable . . . “We will give you help, but don’t ask for mercy.” . . . dislikes hairy legs . . . deep throated chuckle . . . consideration above all. MR. J. ROONEY Checked sport jacket . . . late for class . . . “and-uh . . . “Hi! Gang!” . . . lectures conducive to sleeping . . . written homework . . . dedicated social worker . . . runs up the lane . . . short (?) quizzes . . . takes roll. DR. S. M. CHIU Dry wit . . . interesting side discussions . . . fascinating lectures . . . never to be forgotten tests . . . “Uh . . . diminutive . . . demanding . . . This is European History?!” . . . could write a better history book . . . lots of intelligence comes in small packages . . . experienced traveler. 7